Will this work?

[ProCharger]

I hit a high water crossing a while back and drug/tore my factory trailer wire connector from my truck so yesterday I ended up replacing it with a whole new setup. The factory replacement was $200+, this one....$30, but it uses a different mount for the connector. Factory used a tab that was welded onto the frame just left of the safety chain point but with the new setup it uses a 90 degree bent piece with vertical mounting holes instead of the horizontal mounting holes used by the factory welded on tab. With the factory tab remaining on the frame I would not have the clearance to mount the connection behind it and still be able to fully open the lid on the connector so I moved it to the bottom of the bumper instead which is about 8 inches or so farther from the hitch. This pushed the connector roughly 14 1/2 inches from center line of the connector to centerline of the hitch but it was as close as I could get it without cutting off the factory tab and drilling into the hitch. If this looks too far for turns I will probably just weld a 90 degree tab onto the bottom of the factory tab and mount it there instead. What do you think?

[rockfordroo]

The only issue will be the length of your trailers umbilical cord. Provided it's long enough, you should be OK.

Mine's pretty long; I wrap a bungee cord around it and the spring bar of my WDH to keep it from dragging.

[kcmusa]

get something like this
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Bargman-C...-044/174028658